Sentence examples for would take to reverse from inspiring English sources

The musician and broadcaster Lucky Oceans, whose Daily Planet has been axed, asked how many signatures it would take to reverse the decision.

But interviews with more than two dozen former and current employees — some provided by Ms. Brown and some reached independently — suggested that she and Mr. Diller underestimated what it would take to reverse the dive of a print magazine (the two have acknowledged as much) and that there was never a credible plan to integrate the products into a better whole (an opinion they utterly contest).

What would it take to reverse these trends?

And so it was unclear why exactly they were recommending certification be withdrawn, what steps would have to be taken to reverse the recommendation or how long the Concorde would be out of service.

The alternative perspective, however, would mean taking a hard look at what our meddling has done so far, and just how long it would take to unpack and reverse ravaging effects played out over decades.

He said a shortage of teachers in those subject areas would deepen unless steps were taken to reverse the trend.

But now, steps are being taken to reverse that loss.

Lourdes would take to her bed.

"Even when I was running for this office, we knew it would take time to reverse the damage of a decade's worth of policies that saw a few folks prosper while the middle class kept falling behind".

In a joint news conference, Bush expressed support for Koizumi's agenda of tough economic reforms, and Koizumi repeated he would take steps to reverse spiraling prices and prevent a financial crisis.

Even when I was running for this office, we knew it would take time to reverse the damage of a decade's worth of policies that saw a few folks prosper while the middle class kept falling behind - and it will take more time than any of us wants to dig out of the hole created by this economic crisis.